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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-12-03
Bucklen's Arnisa Salvs.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Scres. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands. Chilb'ains
Coras, and all Skin Aruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t il
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price rs cents per box.
Tor sale by A. Frank.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-12-03

FOR SALE-On the inatallment plan, an
organ. St Louis manufacture. Inquire at
this Office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-12-03

D.puty Graai Commander of the s. K
:eoree w. Brown arrive ed here from Flor
snce on Saturday last, and instituted Yuma
Legion No. 8. Select Knights of the A. o.
y. W. The following officers were installed:
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-12-03
SOUTHERN PACIFIC sglBlzf
COMMENCING SUNDAY, DECEMBER IN IA
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

AID UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
TRAINS
VIII leave Los ANGELES a. foasss:
$50 A. NJ Dsily-Saa Francis
Othrough freight and third class
accommodation.
20 :Se A. M.-Deily-Lecal sasssnre,
y train via /. A. d L. E. R. 70 s.rta
A.pica.
10A0A. M.-Dsily-Lecal ,es>en~.,.
" sr'in to WilmiHgtsn and saa PsiLe.
1850 P. M-Daily-ssn Fr.ne,.s.
- press train. connecting at Lsthrup
% sne AnHe express trsia Of us
300 p. M DAlLY-Ariz.a. Y.,o..
q train for Yuma-Colorsas g.,
steamers; Marteopa-stagss for Phenir
ana PRESCOTT; Casa Grande-stssss Co.
Florence and Globe: Tucson and 49,.
N. N. & A R. r. TO Guaymas $500.
Dem 'ng--A. I. Sc R.R. n 80,
7. A. 2. & Z. ; San Antesio I'd New
Orleans.
$50 P. k.-Sunaays exceptel-E..sl
n passenger train to Colisn.
BOO P. n. - Dsily-Local psssssxsr
- train 10 Santa Ana.
90 P. NJ paiIy-Loe 81 Danpne~
Z train TO Wilmingtos and Asa Ssars.
SIo P. N.-suRday EIeeptel-kns
- passenger train to Santa AenIcs.
= 100 T. A.-suudsys s.ly-Esss. pas.
~ sesger train to Cotton.
:l5 2. M.-Daily-S. P. EniYrant train
- TOT fnna. Tucson. Deeing, A.T.A
8. +. r. Z. Fl Psso f.'&P.R. H..
Antonio AID New Orleans.
S:U z. A.-sundays osly-Loeai pas
~ Hain to Santa Monica.
Z. Z. HEWITT,
Assn Sup srintsnaeat, Los AsssSs
A. E.'TOwNE,
General HsRsssH.
General PassezgeY and Ticket AgT
vast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Personals and Briefs.

The Rev. Taylor Martin Will preach in
the lecture-room OF DR.. IIoge's church IT,
night Wednesday At O'Clock. DIR. HOge
is expected home tonight.
Judge Hughes was expected here yester.
day to hold court, but bad not arrived al q
late hour in the afternoon, nor lad any
hing been heard from him.
One oi the veterans at the Soldiers
Home named Dixon, OF Williamsburg, for
merry a member Of Purcell battery, wa
blng very III Yesterday, aud was not eX
pected TO live.
Yesterday morning the horse OF NJ
James i. Branch, which was leff standilg
in front Of bis dairy. or Seventh street be
tween Marshall ard Clay. ran of. and con
tiuued in IT. Wild career until stopped Al
the corner Of Canal and Seyenth streets
when toe buggy WAS a complete wreck ana
the horse was considerably injured about
the legs. No one was hunt.
A. B. Bots. Esq. OF Fredericksburg
passed through here yesterday on his wG'
10 Old Point 10 attend the meeting 0i thC
Southern Insurance Tariff Association,
which meets to-day at that place. Hr
Bolts is alsothe deputy grand regent OF th.
Royal AIcanum OF this state, and eXpcc;'
to arrange for the institution of council
Of this order at Newport News while on
this trip.
George Wilde's observation on the pre-
Sidtntill fishing: "Some gorgeous fist
stories float 10 the outside world from tn
CLASSIC shldcs Of the Adirondack woods
TIE sturdy fisherman Who yauks from
tLcir 'briuy depths the elusive trout and
tie somrclent though pugnlcOus bass !.
accompanied by a guide aud three report
Cr.. which may account for the ast0ni, lIa-
Yield Of pi>cene luXurieS."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
BeIIe Of Boarbsa whIskey.

During the years iS79-'s0 the whiskey
trade experienced q most phenomenal
boom, in consequence OF which nearly
every distiller not only worked his
plant 10 the utmost extent, but
made considerable addition. As o re-
suit distIllers were suddenly confronted
with glutted pa-ket. To avoid paving
the Government taxes, which would fall
due on bonded goods after they had been
stored thirty.sIx months, In 1891 vast
quantities were exported 10 Europe snd
the Bermudas.
Messrs. Lawrence x 0strom, OF Louis
Vile, Ky, seeing an opportunity TO ofer
the public The advantage OF an old, tho
rosgbly. .maiured whiskey, sold in bottles
at a price far below what the goods would
have cost in bulk five years ago, invested
largely in these exported Roods. and now
offer q whiskey guaranteed pure and free
from fusel oil, mellowed by age, and en-
dorsed by the Leading physicians of the
country, who fully realize the importance,
IN fact vital necessity. of being able n OBJ
tain pure whiskey for medicinal use, as
many OF the commercial wbiskeys are merely
compounded from high wines and crude
essential oils. In handmade wbiskey
the glain Is allowed 10 heat naturally and
slowly, thereby forming certain chemical
combinations which tend 10 neutralize any
ill effects II the crude alcohol. and are
both tonic and rcyIving In their effects. A
poor grade Of wbiskey made from mash
that has been artitcially fermented does not
contain these qualities, but, on the con-
trary, contains large quantities OF fn>el oil,
deadly poison, aud Is the cause OF head
aches and functional arrangements usually
attributed 10 the eject Of the whiskey.
TIE Belle Of Bourbon Is entirely free
from this, aud the essential oils In II have
not only been extracted by the natural
fermentation, but have been mellowed bv
the years 1t bns lain In bond; aud but for
the reasons mentioned In the first part OF
this article it would blye been impossible
to sell It for less than nc least S2 bottle.
Thanks 10 the business acumen and public
spirit Of this well known firm, persons OF
the most moderate meaGs can obtain
perfectly pure. handmade Kentucky whis-
key at the same pnce they would have 10
paw for the vile concoc,ious which have
recently been forced upon the market by
extensive advertising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Uus,ings Court. Yesterday.

Philip Toles (colored), charged with fc-
loniously entering the house Of Thoml'
JoyDer in the nighttime, was tired and lc-
Quilted.
Joseph Pleasants, a negro boy, pleaded
guilty TO charge Of hOu,ebreaking ana
larceny, and was sentenced to twelve
months in Jail and fined one cent.
John Coleman lcOlOred), who was chlrscd
with felOnious assault on Belle Alden tcOI-
orcd,- both prisoners in the city ilij--wls
tried and convicted and given year in
the pcnilentilry. Coleman is nOw serving
o series Of terms upon convictions IN the
Police and Hastings Courts. and will be
sent 10 the pcnltentiary when through with
them.
Harriet Mills (coloredh indicted for
stealing diamond ring valued at $50 and
q cameo rng valued at s., the property o.
Adeline jacobs, was tried and found guilty
OF petit larceny, and Was sentenced 10
three months in jail.
:. j. Jones, who was convicted in the
Police Conrt OF stealing an umbreli,
valued at - 30, th. property Of AnGrew j.
cash. snd sentenced to fifteen days ia Jail.
came up on an appeal from the judgment
oi the Police Justice. The judgment oi
the lower court was reversed, the iary ren
dding a verdict OF not guilty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Cify Circuit Court.

The following cases were disposed OF ia
this court yesterday:
In the matter Of the submission to afbl-
tration Of the questions IN dispute between
Wait a Cutter rs. The City OF Richmond.
the aTbiratOrs, Messrs Edward II. Fit1-
hugh and Melvin O. Adams, made their
award, giving the pliintfiS S2.S2j, with
interest from September 8, 1885, and
Judgment was entered for tins amount.
Clarence Peyton rs. William Giles
Evans. Judgment acknowledged for
s40.74.
NJ. c. staples, agent for c. Z. B-lyin,
executor Of j. \. Bclvin, deceased, rs G..
G. Bgbie. Rule enlarged until the Octo'
Der term.
King & Co. rs. John F. Gaynor. Dock
eted by consent.
Andrew J. Phillips rs. The Schuy Ter
Electric-Lieht Company. Verdict and
judgment for $50, the amount clim'd.
Phillips was discharged by tins compny
in The middle Of the month. and brought
suit 10 recover the wage, for the month.
William Patrick, Esq, qualified to pIIc.
tice in this court.
One small suit was instituted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

This gentleman began by saying that the
success which bad crowned their enorts
IN the past justified him in pronouncing
TIE evening a happy and propitious occl-
sion.
With this introduction he drifted at once
into the discussion OF education and It's re-
latioDs TO labor. He said be never entered
blacksmith's shop without having bis
heart beat In unison and sympathy with the
changing Of the hammer. The only way TO
keep abreast OF the times was by technical
education-to train the eye to calculate,
measure. and note the relations OF objects
and things; 20 observe the varied rays OF
the sun, aud 10 drill the hand and arm in
tie grand arts Oh drawing and sculpture.
Mr. Tyler spoke Of the new City Hall.
His heart, he said, swells with Joy when
ever he passes by It aud thinks what a
moiesiic building 1t will be when finished.
and then IL is TO be a product OF virginia
labor. But he regretted that no mln In
Virginia capable OF drawing the plans
could be found, and the consequence was
that the money that should have been spent
on some wife or sweetheart in Richmond
had TO be sent to Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. Tyler as we'll as the other speakers
was frequently Interrupted by applause.
THE PRIZES.
The prizes were all the gifts OF Mr.. Peter
II. Mayo. except the box OF in,truOents,
which were presented by Messrs. De Voc
& Co, OF New York.
The exercises were interspersed with
music by band.
All the speeches were pointed and pracfi.
cal and cOnmendably short. suited to toe
occasion and to the season, and this lat
fact made The exercises more than ordina-
rily enjoyable.
II the example set by the institute in
this respect is followed in all Other con-
mcncement exercises here, 1t may well ,ay.
"IloIc, too, we have done a good work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
The Military Concert at the Theatre,

Tonight a military concert will be
given at the Theatre for the JOINT benefit
~ Loe-Camp Confederate Home and the
Male Orphan Asylum. The celebrated
land from the National Military Home at
Hampton. assisted by Professor JACOB
Reinhaidt. Mrs. John II. Knowles, Cap
tain Frank W. Cunningham, and Mr..
Louis PizzinI, will participate In the en-
tcriainmeui. The veterans from the SOL
dlcrs' Home and the boys from the Or
phon Asylum Will also render choruses.
RE members Of any military organization
in the city who attend are requested TO
wear their uniforms, and ladies are eX-
pecied 10 be in evening dress.
After the entertainment beautiful flag,
given Dv Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee and other la
dies OF Richmond, will be presented 10 Lee
Camp. Hon. II. W. Flournoy will mate
the presentatiOn speech, ond Mr. j. Taylor
Ellyson, OF the camp. will receive It and
respond in words Of thanks. The fl,g Is
red Sllk on one side and white silk on the
Other. On the red side Is painted the
southern cross OF the Confederate flag. aud
in the centre il head OF General R06er,
+. Lee. The likeness is said to he remark.
ably good. one the other side is painted
ar. f. Lee Camp, No. l. Confederate Vet
erans. of Richmond, Va"
The Theatre will no doubt be crowded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
sewing.Machtncs Sold for Coupons

from TIE Stdle OF june ou.l
The Wheeler ~ Wilson Sewing. Ma.
chine Company, through Mr.. William l..
Royal, have rendered coupons to the Au-
diior of Pubic Accounts in payment for
lic,nsc.taX. The cOmp9ny paid in money
for the one month IS prescribed by the law
passed and Afterwards repealed at the extra
session ot the General Assembly. but FOR
tie remaining eleven months they rendered
coupons Tor Sls3 %. Tue Auditor, OF
c ur,e, refused to accept the coupons. Al
the other >eWiDg-mlchmo companies doing
business in the STATE paid their lIeense.tAX
iD lawful money"
Referring to the above, as we have paid
our icensctiX in coupons, we are therefore
sblc to sell ~ing-Macbines a. lower rate
than our competitors. We are willing t.
accept Coupons or cash in payment for our
~eWiuc. M8chires.
Office: ll0 east Broad street.
WHEELER d WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
SUMNER BOARDING.

NNN(SNS 49,
GUM MER BOARDING, TWO
~ miles from North Garden depot, ten from
Charlottesville; mountain scenery; chaly-
bePie. iron, aud freestone water. Good 40
con modations. For further particulars ad-
dress MRS. WILLIAM II. GARLAND,
North Garden, Albemarle county, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

for he was by himself and went up the
street after the rocks had been thrown.
There were three or four men inside The
gate; do not know their names, but can
identify one Reed. My brother was
standing in the yard, and my mother was
behind him. Five or six palings were
broken of the fence. All Of those men
(referriug TO the prisoners) were there.
That is the rock which was thrown by
Jones and struck my brother (pointing to
the rock in the possession OF the COurt). i
took 1t up and carried Il into the house,
After partially hearing the testimony
Mr.. Allan said he would not deiain the
Court longer by an examination. as he was
satisfied no ba'l could be allowed In view
of the precarious condition OF the wound
ed man; and the accused were taken 0ack
10 jail.
Ewell's' condition was unchlnged at
late hour last night. He is not expected to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

The following cases were disposed o
yesterday:
Joe Atkins (colored), stealing two brides
one the property Of Alfred j. Wright and
the other that OF A. j. Nelson. Sent to ii
for thirty days.
Eliza Brooks (colored), using proiane and
Indecent language on the street. Fined 8,
and costs.
Aaron HanesOm and Thomas Hughes
drunk. Fined each 81 ana costs.
AngeIotta Barratta, trespassing on tn
premises Of and assaulting Bernard rreve
ner. Dismissed.
Jsmes II. Vaughn (colored), stealing
hen, the property Of some person uuknown
Whipped in court by his mother
George ii. Myers drunk. Fined 81 and
costs.
Sallie Jackson (coloredl, assauting ant
abusing Henry Johnson in the street. PAID
costs.
Abel Thall aud William Mallory, drunk
Fined each 50 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
The Riehm ond Schools.

The final EXAMINATIONS In the public
schools OF the city, which have been in
progress for several days, are nearly
through With, and preparations are being
made Tor the closing exercises next week.
Tbe lroerammes have not yet been ar
ranged, but will be In a few days, and eXer
cises oi an interesting character may be
expected.
The Higb-School commencement will be
held at the Richmond Theatre on Wednes.
DAY night the 18th instant. The Colored
Normal School will hold theirs at the First
African church the night before. During
Wednesday certificates Will be awarded to
those in The district schools who are en-
titled to them without any form or cere.
uaonV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

Superintendent Moses, OF the peniicn-
tisry. has been notified Oi the escape 0f
James Culvcrson, a white convict engaged
in work on the South Atlantic and Ohio
railroad
CulyeI>on l. scott.cOunty man and was
recently sent from the pCnitentiary to work
on the county roads Of Russell. Later ten
conyicts from the railroad were exchanged
for ten irom The Russell gang and Culver
son was one Of them. Beingpui in his own
county, where he knew most OF the roads
and many Of the people, he thought ii pru.
dent 10 escape, and did so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
ueurieo Grand Jurv.

The following special grand Jury has
been drawn for the June term OF the Hen.
rico County Court, which begins next Mon
day: Thomas NJ. Deitrick, Il. J. A. Smith,
william Y. Mordecai, Daniel L. Gardner,
James NJ. Carter, w. ID. Irby, X. b. Evans,
Robert =. Friend, and Richard Atkins.
There are few small cases to be consid.
cred by this jury, but none Of general inter.
est. The case OF Walton Hardy. indicted
for shooting Gatewood Talley, Jr., some
months ago in dispute over dog, Is sci
for trial on Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
TIE Virginia Boat Club Grew for
the Regatta.

The following crew will be seut by the
Virginia Beat Club, OF this city, 10 the
state regatta AZ Alexandria on the 4ih II
July: Randolph Peytou, stroke; II V.
Rice. No. 8; \. :. Peticolas, No. =; V. +.
Broadnax, bow. and Willim Tius.ey, cox
swain. This is an excellent crew, and ali
The un ere fiUe.ooklng and mu,cuilr.
They hayc been training every evening Tor
about a month ana are already Ia good
condition.
Tie Nir-inias have won tic French
prize cuu for TWO successive year.. and II
i probable they will be victorious "a rhiri
time. 1he clnb Will be put TO cOneiderl-
ole cost 70 train and send 4 crew TO tn. rc
Catta. and 50 il is to be hoped ii our MR.
chants and citizens generally are cI,.rt
upon for assistance to dcfrIy the eXpen,c.
that II will be freely given.
All the mtmbCrS " the crew are Of Ric0.
mon6 except Mr.. BrOadnaX, who lives IN
Manchester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
EwELL's ALLEGED AssAILANTs.
Molten for Bail Withdrawn After a
partial Examination.

Yesterday morning Thomas Jefferson,
Hcnr, Reed, William Jones, James Stewart,
John NJ. Tiusley, and George Brown. the
six colored men charged WIN ielohiousiy
assaultinn and wounding James Ewell
with rock, With intent to kill,
and who are In ilil-their case having
been continued until the 10th instant
were taken before Justice Richard
SON on an application made by, counsel for
bail. Messrs. Edgar Allan and j. Samuel
Parrish onneared as counsel for several OF
the accused. and the colored lawyer,
Charles +. Whittle, conducted the prosecu'
ton. .,
man, was the first witness called, and he
gave an account OF the dllncuity not d'i-
ss,,no from thai published Ia the Dispatch
Yesterday. He was confident that William
Iones threw tbe rock with which hls
brother was struck. In concluding his
evidence be said: ~ know be is the man,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
A New Dock.

Mr.. Parater offered resolution in the
Council Monday night requesting the Com
mittee on james River improvement to in
aure into the adyisaDility OF purchasing
sufficient land on the east side OF Gillie's
creek between Williamsburg avenue aud
James river to be used for the purposes OF
a dock. The resolution was agreed to.
He also offered n resolution providing
for laying watcrmaius on Denny, State, aud
sixth streets, In Fulton. This was refer
red to the Committee on Water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Co,nops Uses Richmond.

Below is statement OF the amount Of
license collected here for 1887 TO date. Only
one twelfth OF the license could be paid TO
June |, 1887.
Hrnouni collected In cash. SCI, 900
Amount for which coupons were tender
ed and tho parties stand on tender. -. 5,O63
Amount for which coupons were tender
ed for identification. 3S2a
The licenses amounted TO over fl25,000
last year, and to this time not one fourth OF
his sum has been paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Things Worth Knowing

Tint dyspepsia comes from tOrpil liver
and eOstiyeness.
That you cannot digest your food well
unless your bowels and liver act properly.
That your bowels require thorough
cleansing when they do not do their duty
bv your digestion.
That your torpid liver needs stimulating
in order that 1t may act as nature intended
II should.
That Brsndretb's Pills taken in doses OF
one or two at night for, say ten days, will
regulate the bowels, stimulate the liver,
improve the digestion, and dnye away dys-
IepSIa,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
IInuer MissinnDaY.

The WOman's Christian Temperance
Union will observe Flower Mission day on
the 9Th of June, when bouquets Of flowers
with Bible texts or verses OF poetry at
tached, will be taken to the almshOuse and
penitentiary, and religious services will be
held mt each place. All who are interested
in this lovely mission will please seod
flowers from a. Nj. to . p. NJ. to the
rooms Of the Woman's Christian ASS0cia
tior, C29 east Main street, or Mrs. IL. f.
Grnsh. 23} south Second street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
I3IIn
MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS, VA.
SEASON 1887.

OPEN JUNE lsT.
FRS, class IN sll its equipments. Terms rea-
sonable. Special rates for families nnd large
parties For particulars address 90
GEORGE ". FAGG & CO.
Montgomery Springs post ouice.
,cottn. Montgomery county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Omeers for No. 10.

Alta stated communication Of Richmond
Lodge, No. 10, A. II. and A. NJ, held Al
81. AIbans Hall last night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing Ma.
sonic year: w. Fred. Peasants, worshipfu
master; John w. 0tley, senior warden
w. T. hosby, junior warden; George ID.
Pleasants, treasurer; j. Roscoe Parker
secretary; Young Jones, senior deacon
Burnett Lewis, Junior deacon. The wor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Our Eareisn Trade,

The British bark Darpa, Gilmore master,
s44 tons and crew Of eight men, cleared
Yesterday for santos, Brazil, with cargo
Of 2. 100 barrels Of -four, valued st sl5, ,l5S,
and 30 kegs OF lard, valued at si92 so.
The \ Norwegian bark Solgram, Colbensen
n a,ter S66 tons and crew OF ten men.
9 cared Tor Rio Grande du Sui, with 3, 400
h, rrels OF -four. valued at sl7,193.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
The Rnce. 70 Omen To-Day

The Executive Committee Of the Vir-
ginia Riding and Driying.Cub held a
meeting last night TO perfect arrangements
for The opening OF the spring meeting a
the FAIRGROUNDS at 3 o'clock this after
noon. There are To lie tour races-twO
running and two trOttiHg -tO-dly and gs
many tomorrow. All OF the entries baye
been filed, and exciting contests may be
expected The club has nut forth every
efiolt TO give good race.mceting, and it i
10 be hoped that The lovers OF the horse
will give their hearty support. There viii
be good trials OF speed both days. Con
veyances will run from the corner Of
Seventh and BrOaa streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
For EUROPE.

RCv. Willis c. Biting, pastor Of the
Mount Morris Baptist church, New York
city. and graduate Of Richmond College
who has many friends here. will sail for
Europe day on TIE steamer Adriatic, OF
the White. Star Line, for twO.mouths' va
cation. which was granted him by his
church. He will have as fellow-voyager a
member of HIS church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

BELLE or BOrBBON Ten.Year.0d
Whlskey. A stimulant OF rare merit, as
il is Absolutely Pure" "Free from
Egery Deleterous Ingredient" so say
eminent medical men. sl2j qulrtbottle.
BY CHRlsIIAN, WHITE & 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

JAMES y. ELAN. Z. W., vacant land a. the
southwest corner Of Broad and Twenty
ninth streets.
FRANK ID HILL & CO., 6 r. NJ. two Floyd
street lots near the corner Of Lombardy.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO, 6P. NJ, build
ing lot on Second street between Preston
and Baker, on which there Is q small frame
chop.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER, 10 A. NJ, ma
chinery, tools, patterns, &C., Of II. p. Ed
mond's foundry and machine-shop.
L. POWERS, p. NJ, bananas, oranges, and
lemons.
RAWLINGS & ROSE. 5H Pm, seven desira.
bic building lots on Laurel and Beverley
streets, Immediately on the strset-car line.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules
buggies, pkaetons, wagons, &c.